tonight at 11:00 p.m. >> he was unarmed and not making a threat. >> in glen burnie man did not go unnoticed, trespassing and anne arundel county high school. authorities made an alarming discovery at his home. they found assault weapons. he is in a psychiatric hospital. >> police tell us their detectives in this case did not want to take chances because of what happened at connecticut. this started monday when school was in session. justin beaumont and slipped into north county high school by following an employee. he said he was a student in 2002 and was approached by another employee and a school resource officer. baumann told him he was bullied during his two months at the school and asked about the school's security and talked about his military background. police say he was not armed and made those threatno threats.

detectives found he was the legal owner of several assault weapons and handguns. >> based on the totality of the circumstances and under provisions provided in a mental health ofeducation and article, we obtained a warrant. >> detectives found an ak-47, an assault weapon, two bold action rifles, three handguns with a laser sight. they found a silencer and numerous ammunition magazines. it was loaded with a 30-round clip. this neighbor did not want to be identified. >> especially being my neighbor, it is kind of disturbing. i have seen him several times. he seemed like a nice kid. >> police seized the weapons and put him into custody to undergo mental evaluations. it is not clear why he was at the school. >> post-connecticut we have got

to recognize as an agency, a nation, as the state, that our school children, we have to take these kinds of precautionary thorough investigative steps to make sure we can do everything to keep them safe. >> the school superintendent said his schools are safe and they drill for whenever scenarios may arise. >> there is always the possibility for human error or people to take a minute of opportunities as in the case of someone grabbing a door before it closes in gaining entry. >> so far, beaumont is charged with trespassing but tonight his bond was revoked as he undergoes his mental evaluations. a judge will decide what is next for beaumont and those weapons. >> nearly 1000 people rallied today in protest of the governor's proposed gun-control legislation. >> the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be

infringed. >> gun rights activists oppose the plan to require gun licenses and his broadband on assault weapons among other things. many signed up to testify to hear from opponents and supporters of the band. >> this is not about ideology. this is about public safety and about doing reasonable things that work to save lives. >> the gun control legislation addresses mental health issues and provide money to help schools. -- beef up terrace security. consensus says some form of legislation will land on the governor's desk. religious leaders gathered as part of a religious unity day and replace that with life in

prison without parole. the senate committee will hear that repeal bill next week. >> a suspect is in custody for the murder of an owings mills a wife and mother. katie heydel was stabbed in her home in front of two young children. her family and friends are devastated. >> i hate whoever did this. they have to know how good a person she was. she had a small baby and now she does not have a mother. >> police are not identifying the suspect until charges have been filed. authorities will say the suspect is 33 and an older -- an old acquaintance. we now know the name of a 15- year-old who was stabbed to death in downtown baltimore. beyonte smith was attending this

superable celebrations when he and two other juveniles were stabbed in a fight. it happened at howard and fayette streets. the victims are in serious and critical condition. they're revealing -- reviewing surveillance video. an arrest was made in a bold daylight jewelry store robbery made off with tens of thousands of dollars of jewelry. >> a baltimore jury found michael johnson guilty of second-degree murder in the death of phylicia barnes. familylicia barnes's

suspected johnson had something to do with the death. >> last person to have seen her. never lifted a finger to help. >> the jury agreed convicting johnson of second-degree murder, ending the case that got national attention and tore apart to families. >> an elephant took one of his feet off my chest so i can breathe a little bit now. >> justice is served. at least we can sleep now. >> it is what is. we still feel in our hearts that michael johnson is night guilty. >> the ex-boyfriend of her older sister was indicted last april a year after the body was recovered from the susquehanna river. he had very little reaction. >> i asked him, are you ok and he said, i am numb. he is in shock and disbelief. >> the case depended heavily on the testimony of an inmate, known as james reilly and james mccray.

johnson admitted killing her and needed help getting rid of the body. >> any time you bring a high profile such as this you have to have prosecution and they did not. when you see the jury come back with a second-degree on this type of case that shows a compromise that -- and issues the jury was having as well. >> we're prepared to take the tough cases to court when we feel that the evidence warrants. and at the end of the day of course this is about phylicia barnes and her family. >> sentencing is set for march. maximum penalty, 30 years. about the inmates, prosecutors told jurors the inmate was getting nothing in return for his testimony. today, 10 days were knocked off his 1-year sentence he is

serving for car theft in charles county. city prosecutors said they had nothing to do with it. >> are learning a baltimore city circuit court judge has dismissed the lawsuit by baltimore controller over the plan to install new phone system and it is an update to the story the i-team has been falling. accusing the mayor of subverting the bidding process. >> bankruptcy may be the only option for the city of baltimore 10 years down the road if officials do not make some major cuts and reforms. that is part of a city ordered to report what it says. the forecast was published by public financial management, inc.. if the city continues its spending trend it will be more than $2 billion in the hole. $745 million includes a budget deficit, failing infrastructure

as well as health care and pension benefits accounts for $1.30 billion of the potential shortfall. >> if we act now we cabn teens the trajectory. >> the mayor highlights of your key themes for cuts including identifying strategies to align recurring revenues, reducing property and income taxes, addressing infrastructure, and addressing the city's long-term liabilities. the mayor says she will get more specific about what cuts will be made during her state of the city address next week. if you'd like to take a closer look at our report, you can go to our website, wbaltv.com. >> president obama is hoping to get more democrats to support his second term plans. a push that came through annapolis today. he addressed senate democrats at a closed-door retreat. he delivered a preview of next week's state of the union speech in hopes of getting more lawmakers to back his efforts to reform medicare and immigration as well as his budget plans and

assault weapons ban. today we learned florida senator marco rubio will deliver the republican response to the president's address. he has been touted as the potential presidential candidate in 2016. lawmakersican mullica have revealed their plans. the plan calls for a reduction in the federal work force through attrition and a pay freeze for members of congress. sponsors of the bill say it would delay sequestration for one year and achieve $85 billion in savings while congress works on a long-term deficit reduction plan. that move counters the president's call for a shorter term fix. >> this is a way of doing it without cutting defense is, without cutting domestics, and without raising taxes. >> the warehouse says the gop plan is not balanced. leon panetta says the automatic cuts set to take effect on march 1 will damage national security if congress fails to act.

the postmaster general says the move is necessary to stem its financial losses starting in early august. 60 service will go to five-day. saturday mail delivery would end. packages of all sizes would still be delivered on saturday including medication. post offices would remain open and post office boxes will receive mail. the postal service hopes the cuts will save $2 billion annually after losing $16 billion last year. >> a renewed push to improve the health and safety of student athletes. >> what do issue, a wheelbarrow, and an iron have in common. it is elimination time in the world of monopoly. the item that will not pass go. >> and missing library book that is finding its way onto the shelf. you may be amazed at how long this book has been borrowed. >> a big storm that will form on

the eastern seaboard friday into saturday. we will show you where it is headed and what we can expect as it moves into england. 30 degrees at the airport. 30 downtown.

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for student athletes. >> players, coaches, fans, and games, all such a huge part of the high-school experience. there is the old saying. it is all fun and games until someone gets hurt. >> i get the kids that have a more prolonged problems. >> besides concussions, the doctor treats a wide range of injuries. >> there are dislocated shoulders, sprains. >> our group is calling for new guidelines for school athletic programs in order to better protect student athletes. among other initiatives it wants health providers like trainers for doctors for every school in better medically trained coaches. currently the maryland public school athletic association requires coaches take courses on

the prevention and care of injuries and training in concussion management. the executive the dark -- director said the guidelines will be extremely difficult for the state to meet financially. >> there is not enough traders. if we were to mandate a trader in every school we would have to cut programs because we could not staff at. >> some schools do staff trainers but the doctor agrees that requirement will be expensive and he thinks other tnitiatives like emt's an in schools wills be expensive. while maryland may not be able to hear to all the youth sports safety alliance guidelines it is making strides in the right direction. >> it will be a better atmosphere and better conditions for students participating. we can see that now that it was five years ago. i would think probably in the next five years we will see

greater advances. >> the alliance requirements are focused on the high school level and also include rules for up- to-date equipment at every school and a national registry to track student athlete deaths. >> the classic board game monopoly is ironing out its tokens. tonight is hello, kitty. the cat is sending the iron game piece straight to jail. there was an online contest to decide which tokens will reign supreme in the real estate trading game. versions of the new game will come out later this year. a long overdue book is finally being returned to the new york public library. 55 years late. the biography was check out of the fort washington branch on april 10, 1958. library officials say the book arrived on monday wrapped in a brown envelope with a check for

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sure. a normal day. as far as that high temperature goes. 28 at bwi marshall. at the airport we're down to 30. we could slip below that before midnight. on this day three years ago it was cold and snowing. eldridge at 38 inches of snow. almost crazy to even say it. that was the first of two storms to roll through in a week. we got the second round in that one week. upwards of 50 inches. in one week three years ago. february 2010. many areas topped the 30 inch mark. these are some of the representative amount to around the area. officially at the airport it was 25 inches. it is clear out there. 38 at the inner harbor. b w i marshall is cooled off to 30.

to the north you see that cold air that is developing. frost or get 22. on the lower eastern shore in southern delaware. some of the coldest spot could be close to 20 degrees as we head through the overnight toward tomorrow morning. around 30 in downtown baltimore. we will see cloudiness increasing tomorrow and thickening across the area. it is on our doorstep. in response to storms forming on the gulf coast and the upper midwest, they will combine off the mid-atlantic and push up into new england as a powerful nor'easter friday night into saturday. we will be on the southern fringe of that. you can see where the action is expected. that is where the winter storm watch has been posted. it is the broken nose, catskills and into the new england mountains. there will be hit with some heavy snow. lee tomorrow evening after sunset, getting toward 10:00 p.m. and midnight and beyond,

light precipitation tries to form around here and that could result in some slippery spots. late tomorrow and friday morning's rush-hour. mostly rain for our area. as the storm gets off the new england coast it pulls down cold air. the rain in our area might change over to some snow late friday night into saturday morning along with strong, gusty winds and some colder. the store, police saturday afternoon. it will be windy and chilly.the we are talking about the possibility of 3 feet in southern new england. our forecast for tomorrow. cloudy skies, 35 to 40. late tomorrow evening, a wintry mix becomes possible. the seven-day forecast calls for the chance of snow friday into saturday morning. it moves out saturday afternoon. sunny skies on sunday. a chance for rain on monday. >> it is not time to sleep just yet.

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>> that is a challenging season in maryland. they included a four-star of -- recruit. = and malik jones next season.

a signing prospect of ray lewis iii. he signed his letter of intent to play college basketball at the university of miami. >> he olive said he was going to go to the university of miami. to see it come true today, or is no greater reward as a father to be there right next to his side. >> it did not take long to turn around the basketball program. the tigers reached the first week of february with a winning record for the first time in 17 years. a lopsided win over delaware. the center taking in the ball game to the delight of a decent

sized crowd. and 36-23 towson. 10 minutes left. working the room, dropping two of the glass. the tigers at 21. and a long three. delaware trying to hang around. tigers sprinting up the court. and three from the corner. and assist and the tigers' delaware running at 85-65. the tigers hold 13-12 for the season. the old guard starts to bout with retirement. donald drivers said goodbye with an announcement of his retirement today at lambeau field. fans on hand.

quite the achievement considering he played on a franchise that has played football in the nfl for 100 years. bradshaw played on the giants under tom coughlin. his salary made him a salary cap liability to the giants. stickle round. tom tasselmyer is next with the forecast.

>> the snow will engulf the northeast but not us. >> we may catch a little bit on the friday night and saturday morning. the big thrust of the storm for tonight and saturday morning will be nyc into boston and new england. that is where snow usually falls. >> next year's super bowl is in new york. keep that in mind. at an outdoor stadium. >> why do they do that? >> it cost $1.50 billion. >> that is all for 11 news tonight. [captioning made possible by constellation energy g

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